11*1*
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Nogin
Mur[alov] \
G[oikhb]arg 41/
Nog[in] 5V 2
Pop[ov] 7
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Popov — 5
Lenin 7 177в
Larin 41.
Milyut[in] 59
Rykov 107,
Os[i]n[sky], 217,
Lezhava: 32.
Rykov:
Rudzutak: 49
Milyut[in] 55
Larin. 607,-i-o
Lenin. 11
I Lenin
1 Larin, as is evident from his article sent to Lenin on 21 February and
published with minor cuts in "Ekonomicheskaya Zhizn'" No. 41 on 24 February 1921, under the title "Plan for the Electrification of the RSFSR," held that "the principal task of the General Planning Commission consists not only in the economic review of the programme of technical transformation of Russia, but . . . in the resolution of the question of how to ensure in practice the gradual implementation of this plan of technical transformation." Larin proposed: "At the head of the technical group, proposed by comrade Lenin," to place an "economic presidium" composed of: Krzhizhanovsky, Larin, Kritsman, Smirnov, Pyatakov, Osinsky, and Varga. (Copy sent by Larin to Lenin, arch. No. 6291.) He also insisted on the inclusion in the General Planning Commission of the economists-statisticians Stоnov, Strumillin, and Groman.

s Apparently A. Rykov was speaking of the All-Russian Electrotechnical Congress, scheduled for 1 April 1921 (the convocation of the congress was decided at the Council of People's Commissars meeting of 8 February 1921). The Congress, as is evident from the Council of People's Commissars resolution, was convoked for "comprehensive discussion of the technical-economic questions connected with the implementation of the plan for the electrification of Russia."

л Decree No. 1042, issued by the Main Administration of Communications on 22 May 1920 and published in "Byulleten'" LK No. 43, contained a five-year plan for the repair of locomotives.

1 Lenin's proposal concerning agreement with G. M. Krzhizhanovsky on the list of candidates for the General Planning Commission was not accepted. See the Council of People's Commissars resolution of 22 February, protocol No. 411, item 10 (arch. No. 13501).

3 The name of D. B. Ryazanov was mentioned among other candidacies for membership in the General Planning Commission.

6 See pp. 24—24 of the present collection.

DRAFT
OF THE PRINCIPAL
POINT OF THE RESOLUTION